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Twelve Portraits: H. M. the Queen

William Nicholson

Cleveland Museum of Art

Black and tan image of a standing woman wearing a large dark robe and hat with a dog on a leash. The woman's body faces right; her head turned left. The woman's hat is rounded on top and fits snug on her head. The woman wears a robe with long sleeves. The robe stops above her ankles. The woman holds the leash handle in her right hand. The woman's left arm is bent at the elbow with her left hand near her stomach. The dog has long hair and faces downwards. The dog is connected to a leash. The leash extends upwards from the dog's neck towards the woman. The background is a solid tan color with a darker line across the top. The image is bordered with a thin black line. The image title is Twelve Portraits: H. M. the Queen. The artist is William Nicholson.

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